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Looking for help with your classes?

You can choose to access subject-specific tutoring 24/7 through Tutor.com, or you can connect with an academic mentor virtually through CCV’s Learning Center Online Live.

Option 1: Academic Mentoring via Zoom

Academic mentors are available to support you with assignments and study habits. They can guide you through course work and promote confidence, motivation, autonomy, and academic achievement; and mentors can assist you with accessing services such as Tutor.com, Canvas, and academic advising. 

The purpose of the academic mentoring provided through CCV’s Learning Center Online Live is to:  

  • Promote independent learning  
  • Support you in recognizing learning strengths & identifying academic strategies that work for you  
  • Model successful learning habits  
  • Connect you to helpful learning support resources   

Academic mentors help you develop a variety of skills, including:

  • Academic Skills & Habits: develop learning strategies that work for you, and overcome barriers to success.  
  • Writing: advance your skills in all facets of writing, including brainstorming and prewriting strategies; proficiency with grammar and punctuation; incorporating paraphrases, quotations, and citations; and paragraphing, organization, and thesis development.  
  • Math: find support to learn math skills developed in many CCV courses – from Foundations of Mathematics through Applied Mathematical Concepts, with additional resources for advanced math courses and quantitative reasoning skills, e.g., reading graphs and charts, making estimates.  
  • Microsoft Office Proficiency: gain competence managing files and using software such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.  
  • CCV’s Portal Navigation: activate your account and learn to navigate CCV’s portal to access College information, CCV email, resources, and services.  
  • Online Learning/Canvas: understand the common features used in both online and in-person classes including how to upload assignments, post in a discussion forum, and check your gradebook.  
  • Library Skills: acquire basic library skills to access books, full-text articles, and online reference resources through the VSCS Libraries.  
  • Research Techniques and Proper Citation: learn appropriate use of resources in academic research and writing; receive guidance in MLA and APA documentation.  
  • Strategic Classroom Support: use and access additional learning assistance such as Tutor.com and online resources. 

Option 2: Tutor.com

For subject-specific, one-on-one tutoring available 24 hours a day, access Tutor.com through your course Canvas page. 

Get immediate support or drop off an essay for review. You can be talking to a tutor within minutes, at any time of day or night, or have an essay response within 12 hours. Students who use this service say they earn better grades, feel more confident, and are able to reach their goals sooner. 

When you sign in to Tutor.com, you’ll be able to:  

  • Connect with over 3,000 qualified tutors 24/7  
  • View replays and transcripts of previous sessions  
  • Drop off an essay for review and feedback  
  • Save your favorite tutors and set up tutoring appointments  
  • Take free practice quizzes to assess your skills  
  • Access tutoring help from your computer, mobile phone, or tablet

Learning Centers: The Space

CCV Learning Centers provide a welcoming environment for students to get the academic support they need. Each of our academic centers offers students access to computer labs and study areas, providing open and friendly spaces for studying, one-on-one or group assistance, and study groups.

At CCV, you’ll work closely with an academic advisor from the time you start at the College through graduation. Your advisor will provide you with academic, career, and transfer planning support.

CCV advisors use an advising model that places the student at the center. Through asking open-ended questions, advisors learn about your goals and needs. Advisors partner with you to…

  • Explore and clarify career goals
  • Inform how educational pathways align with careers
  • Identify the knowledge, skills, and beliefs you need to succeed
  • Create a personalized academic plan to guide to graduation and transfer
  • Guide you in setting short- and long-term academic goals
  • Provide general information, resources, and referrals to help you reach your goals
  • Learn about your personal circumstances that could support or interfere with your college progress, including:
    • academic skills
    • belonging and community
    • health and wellness
    • career choice
    • finances
    • motivation to complete
    • managing commitments
  • Assist you in choosing the courses that will satisfy your degree and educational goals
  • Address academic concerns or issues that develop

Tips for working with your academic advisor:

  • Plan to meet with your advisor at least once per semester, especially during your first few semesters at CCV and as you near graduation.
  • Reach out to your advisor whenever you want to develop a habit that supports your progress, sharpen a skill that will help you stay motivated, have a question, or want to share a success.
  • It is important that you feel comfortable working with your advisor. If you feel like a different advisor would better meet your needs, just say so. If you are not comfortable talking about this with your current advisor, speak with someone at the front desk. An administrative assistant can help you make the transition.

Schedule an appointment:

  • Current students: you can now schedule your own appointments with your advisor and financial aid counselor. Meetings can be held virtually, over the phone, or in-person. Virtual meetings will be held in Teams, and if scheduling a phone meeting, the CCV staff member will call you at your meeting time. Schedule an appointment today by visiting ccv.edu/appointment.
  • New students: call your local academic center to schedule an appointment.

If you are considering taking courses at CCV or have questions about getting started, please contact any CCV academic center to schedule a New Student Advising Appointment today.

CCV is a dynamic place to learn, and the College offers a wide variety of opportunities and resources. When you enroll at CCV, you join a community. You’ll meet students of all ages and backgrounds. You’ll work with faculty and staff who are committed to assisting you in meeting your academic and career goals.

Discover and use the CCV resources that support student learning and success:

  • Attend orientation. In a recent survey of new students, 96% of respondents said that the information covered in orientation was crucial to surviving the first weeks of the semester. Ask about orientation at your local campus.
  • Get tutoring in any subject by accessing our 24/7 on-demand, online tutoring with tutor.com.
  • Explore careers and identify your professional goals by working with CCV’s Career Services.
  • Meet with your academic advisor regularly for assistance in selecting courses, planning your academic program, preparing for graduation and transfer, and overcoming obstacles.
  • CCV offers a quality education at the lowest cost of any college in Vermont, and we are here to help you apply for and receive financial aid. Our financial aid counselors are available to help you throughout the financial aid process – from application to award letter.
  • If you’ve already earned some college credits, transfer them toward a CCV degree.
  • Work with a tutor on writing, math, research, and computers at your nearest Learning Center.
  • Get in-depth research help from librarians; access to magazines, newspapers, journals and eBooks; as well as free book delivery through the VSCS Libraries.
  • The Online Writing Center is a collection of resources to help support students in research and writing courses at CCV.
  • If you have a documented disability, meet with an academic advisor who can provide support services and work with you to arrange appropriate accommodations.
  • Forge new friendships, explore career opportunities, network with community members, and fulfill personal interests by getting involved in student governance opportunities and student organizations and leadership opportunities.
  • Need transportation to class? Want to create or join a carpool? Check out Go! Vermont for information on ridesharing, public transportation, and other commuter information.

Whether you’re just starting out in the field of manufacturing or are working at the supervisory level, CCV’s Certified Production Technician (CPT) certification is an industry-recognized credential that can help set you apart. CPT certification means you’ve mastered the skills, can do the work, and are committed to your career in manufacturing. CPT certification also means you’ll qualify for higher-wage jobs and positions with stronger room for growth. Credits earned through the CPT certification can be applied to CCV’s STEM studies associate degree program.  

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways at CCV

Manufacturing Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

  • Certified Production Technician (CPT)
  • Green Production
  • Maintenance Awareness
  • Processes and Production
  • Quality Practices and Measurement
  • 21st Century Skills
  • Safety

Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Manufacturing Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs. 

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Manufacturing Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Two men inside manufacturing plant
Side by Side

Cody Schmoll joined his brother Tyler at Hazelett in 2016, and both recently completed the Certified Production Technician (CPT) training program offered through a CCV/Hazelett partnership. The CPT is a nationally recognized credential, and Cody and Tyler signed up immediately after finding out about it. 

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CCV’s most popular program, liberal studies is designed to include breadth and depth of learning, emphasizing exposure to a broad range of subjects and academic disciplines and providing flexibility in individual course selection. Choose the concentration in global studies to become acquainted with the nature and extent of the serious issues that affect the globe and many of its peoples, as well as develop a basic knowledge of diverse cultural practices, values, and differences that will allow you to engage effectively in working relationships with a range of populations. You can begin a liberal studies degree with the 21st century skills credential, which proves to employers that you have the skills to be successful in the workplace. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education. 

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways at CCV

Liberal Studies Programs

Degrees

Credentials

Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Liberal Studies Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs.

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Liberal Studies Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Stephanie LaBarron, VP of ambulatory and provider services at Copley Hospital.
“Kick-start” Your Career at CCV

Stephanie LaBarron was recently hired as the vice president of ambulatory and provider services at Copley Hospital in Morrisville. As a “young vice president,” Stephanie attributes her ability to climb the leadership ladder to her education, and says that her entire career in healthcare began at CCV.

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Skilled IT professionals are in high demand in Vermont and across the country. CCV’s spectrum of information technology programs will prepare you for work or further study in this exciting field.  Build on a certificate program in cloud computing, cybersecurity fundamentals, IT service desk specialist, or web development to complete the information technology associate degree, which provides foundational skills in networking, programming, and operating systems. In the IT degree program, you’ll build a depth of knowledge in at least one of four focus areas: cloud computing, networking, programming, or website development. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education.

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways at CCV

Information Technology Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search IT Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs. 

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Information Technology Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Tresor Mwali
From CCV Degree to a Job in IT

Trésor worked nights while he was studying at CCV, and graduated with an associate degree in IT in 2019. This fall, after working as an intern and on contracted jobs, he landed a full-time position as a technical support specialist at the Vermont State Employees Credit Union (VSECU). “The CCV degree just helped me to learn a little bit deeper than what I knew before about computer science,” he said. “It’s also given me the ability to find a good job, one that I love.”

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Human services includes a broad range of programs that prepare you for work in a variety of fields. The behavioral science degree program provide the knowledge you’ll need to enter careers in social work, addiction treatment, criminal justice, and psychology. Credentials and certificate programs can lead to employment as a rehabilitation educator, addiction professional, or funeral director. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education.

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways at CCV

Human Services Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Human Services Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs.

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Human Services Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Kirsten Kersey
The Joy of Learning

Kirsten completed a certificate in allied health preparation and an associate degree in behavioral science. She has nothing but good things to say about her CCV experience—the support from her advisors, the enthusiasm of her instructors, and most of all, the informal education she received from fellow students. “[I was] learning a lot about strength and resilience” from her peers, she said, “and just meeting some amazing people who didn’t take the typical go-straight-to-college-after-high-school [route]…these people had life experiences. There were parents, there were people from the military, there were people with health conditions such as myself, and they all just kind of had a joy about them too, to be learning. I just have so much respect for the student body.”

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CCV is a great place to get started on the path to a rewarding, high-demand career in healthcare. The health science degree provides a flexible pathway into allied health occupations as well as advanced study in biological or health sciences. Certificates in allied health preparation, clinical medical assisting, community health, medical billing and coding, and pharmacy technician provide preparation for both clinical and administrative roles, and can be applied to the associate degree and further study in healthcare fields. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education. 

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways at CCV

Healthcare Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

Programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Healthcare Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs.

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Healthcare Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Sandy Sherman
CCV Works: Sandy Sherman

Sandy started in the medical assistant program at CCV in the fall of 2018 and graduated the following spring. Today, Sandy works at Brattleboro Internal Medicine. “CCV was so supportive and the instructors were just amazing through the whole process. It felt so good to be a part of a learning environment where the instructors and staff really go above and beyond to help…they want people to succeed.”

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CCV’s business programs prepare you for career options in fields as diverse as accounting, business, industry, government, education, and beyond. Follow a traditional curriculum to prepare for employment in a corporate setting, or choose courses that will help you develop the entrepreneurial skills necessary to own and operate your own small business. In the accounting and professional studies programs, gain skills for success in entry-level professional positions in a variety of settings. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education.
CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Pathways

Business Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

Accounting Certification

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Business Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs. 

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Business Program Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Martha received the Alumni Scholarship at her graduation from CCV in 2009. She was able to transfer all of her CCV credits to UVM.
Martha Thiei Machar: Pathways to a Promotion

Martha graduated with zero debt, and all of her CCV credits transferred to UVM. “The transfer went really smoothly,” she said. “I finished my undergraduate at UVM in only two   years; I didn’t have to take extra classes, I only concentrated on my area of study.” Today, she serves as the City of South Burlington’s finance officer.

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Art and design programs at CCV allow you to combine your skills in creativity, communication, design, and technology to prepare for work in the broad area of arts and media. Certificate programs provide opportunities to explore animation and film, photography and graphic design, social media and digital marketing, and a variety of studio art disciplines. Certificates can be applied to the design & media studies associate of arts degree, where you’ll get a firm grounding in visual and verbal communication, design software, and the creation of a professional portfolio. Whatever path you choose, you’ll be well positioned for the workforce or further education.

CCV programs are stackable, meaning they build on one another as you progress toward your goals. Individual classes can be applied to credentials, credentials to certificates, and certificates to degrees. Check out our certificate to degree maps and explore the stackable program options available to you.

Art & Design Programs

Degrees

Certificates

Credentials

Transfer Pathways

Did you know that nearly half of CCV graduates choose to continue their education beyond an associate degree? To make transfer seamless, easy, and affordable, CCV has agreements with other institutions across Vermont and throughout the region. Early planning can help you follow a clear transfer path.

Search Art & Design Pathways
Explore All Transfer Agreements

Workforce & Career Development

CCV believes that a well-trained workforce and employer partnerships are critical to Vermont’s economic vitality and supports this through student career development, credential and training opportunities, and workforce education programs.

CCV Credentials & Trainings
Explore Careers, Salaries & Outlook

Visit our online catalog for complete and comprehensive program and course information.

Download Our Art & Design Guide:

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Alumni Success Story

Andrea Otto
Exploring Creativity at CCV

Andrea works at Catamount Arts as a community liaison, and says that the education she received at CCV helped prepare her for her career. “I liked that the instructors were all local community members who were working in their fields…and had a deep understanding of our local community and were sharing that with us as students,” she said.

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CCV encourages you to take advantage of all that the College has to offer both within and beyond the classroom. Student organizations and leadership opportunities allow you to make new friends, cultivate leadership skills, and build new networks. CCV is most vibrant when students are getting engaged and making connections with one another.

Why should I get involved in CCV organizations and activities?

  • Develop leadership skills
  • Build a competitive résumé and transfer application
  • Gain confidence and develop an image as a successful leader
  • Meet other students, as well as faculty and staff, from across the College
  • Foster creative problem-solving, effective communication, and project management skills

Student Advisory and Leadership Council

What is the Student Advisory and Leadership Council (SALC)?

SALC offers students the opportunity to develop leadership skills while identifying issues that matter to them, engage in local campus projects, and work on College initiatives. As a SALC member, you will have the opportunity to:

  • Recommend improvements to CCV programs, policies, and services.
  • Collaborate and network with fellow students, as well as faculty and staff, across the College.
  • Plan activities and participate in community events.
  • Serve on various statewide committees and councils including Academic Council, Vermont State Colleges Student Association (VSCSA), and other special task forces and groups.
  • Qualify for special scholarships and opportunities.

Work toward earning a CCV Leadership Endorsement on your transcript.

How do I join SALC?
  • All students are welcome to participate in SALC.
  • Contact James Wolfe, CCV’s SALC advisor, or your advisor to learn more.

Visit the CCV events calendar to find the descriptions, dates, and times of SALC-hosted events.

Phi Theta Kappa

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) is recognized as the official honor society for two-year colleges by the American Association of Community Colleges.

What are the eligibility requirements to join?

To be eligible to join CCV’s PTK Chapter, a student must meet the following criteria:

  • 12 semester hours of associate degree course work earned
  • Minimum cumulative 3.70 GPA
  • Adherence to CCV’s Student Code of Conduct and recognized qualities of citizenship
How does a student join?

Eligible students will receive an email invitation to join PTK. Students should check their CCV email address. There is an enrollment window each fall and spring semester.

Is there a fee to join?

There is a one-time $75 enrollment fee paid directly to PTK. There are no recurring annual fees.

Does a student need to maintain a high GPA to remain enrolled in PTK?

PTK students must maintain a 3.70 GPA to remain in good standing, with the exception that an active member of the charter will be allowed one semester with a current grade point average below the 3.70 standard. Failure to re-attain a 3.70 cumulative GPA after one semester will result in the member being removed from good standing.

What do students gain from being a PTK member?

Learn about PTK membership benefits here.

How can students learn more information?

Interested students are encouraged to contact CCV’s PTK Chapter Advisor, James Wolfe.

SALUTE

The SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society recognizes and honors the service and scholastic achievement of veterans. SALUTE (which stands for Service, Academics, Leadership, Unity, Tribute, and Excellence) was started in 2009 by Colorado State University. 

What are the eligibility requirements to join?

To be eligible to join CCV’s SALUTE Chapter, a student must meet the following criteria:

  • Be a veteran or active military member
  • Minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA
  • 12 semester hours of course work completed
  • Demonstrate the attributes of SALUTE
How does a student join?

Eligible students will receive an email invitation to join SALUTE. Students should check their CCV email address. There is an enrollment window each fall and spring semester.

Is there a fee to join?

There is a one-time fee of $35 for lifetime membership.

What are the benefits of joining?

Benefits of joining this prestigious Honor Society are opportunities for scholarships, the national connection with other members, and the ability to identify yourself as a member on a resume.

How can students learn more?

If you are interested in being inducted into the CCV Chapter of the SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society or in gathering more information, contact CCV’s Veteran Support Coordinator Erik Zetterstrom. 

CCV Leadership Endorsement

What is the Leadership Endorsement?

The Leadership Endorsement is designed to help you enhance and explore leadership potential through participation in CCV leadership activities and trainings. The endorsement acknowledges verified leadership participation and training to future employers and transfer colleges.

The Leadership Endorsement will appear on your transcript, verifying your leadership engagement and training.

The endorsement will appear in the credential box on your transcript when a CCV degree or certificate has been earned.

*Students must earn a degree or certificate for the endorsement to appear on the transcript.

How do I earn the CCV Leadership Endorsement?

Students complete 80 hours of approved leadership activities and training and submit a Leadership Portfolio for review. Visit the Leadership Endorsement Canvas site for more information.

What is the value of earning a CCV Leadership Endorsement?

All job and college-transfer candidates look for ways to stand out from the crowd and to get noticed for the qualities employers and universities want most. Among the qualities in short supply these days is leadership — the personal insights and skills of a leader, as well as the experience to go with them. By earning a CCV leadership credential, you not only gain those skills and polish your natural leadership capabilities, but you can also verify to potential employers that you’ve demonstrated your skills in a variety of challenging circumstances. Leadership credentials can position graduates for immediate workforce success while establishing solid foundations for future academic achievement.

What advantages will earning a Leadership Endorsement provide?
  • Build a competitive résumé and transfer application.
  • Collaborate and network with other students, as well as faculty and staff, across the College.
  • Foster creative problem-solving, effective communication. and project management skills.
  • Gain confidence and develop an image as successful leader.
  • Attain leadership skills to assume leadership roles in a career and in the community.
  • Develop your leadership style.

Interested students are encouraged to send an inquiry to ccvdeanofstudents@ccv.edu.

Vermont State College Student Association (VSCSA)

Membership on the VSCSA includes three student representatives from each of the four Vermont State Colleges. This organization discusses and provides recommendations to the VSCS on student-related issues; advocates for the rights and interests of VSCS students; and fosters collaboration and dialogue among our state colleges. Two representatives and one alternate from CCV are appointed for one year of service.Interested students are encouraged to send an inquiry to ccvdeanofstudents@ccv.edu.

CCV encourages you to take advantage of all that the College has to offer both within and beyond the classroom. Student governance opportunities allow you to make new friends, cultivate leadership skills, and build new networks. CCV is most vibrant when students are getting engaged and making connections with one another.

Why should I get involved in CCV organizations and activities?

  • Develop leadership skills
  • Build a competitive résumé and transfer application
  • Gain confidence and develop an image as a successful leader
  • Meet other students, as well as faculty and staff, from across the College
  • Foster creative problem-solving, effective communication, and project management skills

Academic Council Student Representative

Each academic year, one student representative is selected to serve on the Academic Council (AC). The Academic Council proposes, reviews, and recommends academic policies, courses, and programs to the president. This representative brings the students’ perspective and voice in academic affairs. You could be that voice.

The academic council student representative is selected in the late spring prior to the start of the academic year. Preference is given to applicants who also serve on the Student Advisory and Leadership Council. Interested students are encouraged to send an inquiry to ccvdeanofstudents@ccv.edu.

Vermont State Colleges System Student Trustee

Each year the Vermont State Colleges Student Association elects a student to serve on the Vermont State Colleges System Board of Trustees for a one-year term. The student Trustee is a full voting member. The selection process begins in the spring. Interested students are encouraged to send an inquiry to ccvdeanofstudents@ccv.edu.

Ready to get started?

Apply today or contact us with any questions.